Intel 80286 Design Kit (1982)

[DJMC5ive]

@Xearo167 Its a piece of history.  To hear of it sold for gold would be so sad.

[cptcrogge]

@DJMC5ive

Exactly, you get more money for it as "history piece" anyway.

[azkeyz]

My bottom jaw is still on the floor from you saying you got it for only $1.00

The seller must have been unaware of the value.

Not the best find ever but getting it for $1.00 is deffinately something to brag about.

[azkeyz]

That's kick ass !

quite a lesson.

you are very wealthy to have such pieces of electronic history.

That kit is very valueable , I would price it at about , $1000.00 american.

That would be just for starters , extra for the unpackaged CPUs.

[juansecuenca]

so cool, I want that!!!

[mrt1r]

Don't touch the chips with your fingers!! The components are sensitive to Electrostatic Discharge. It can ruin the chips!

[IoncannonSat1]

That is amazing, as a guy who is building his own homebrew computer, it makes me drooool. BTW EPROM s are chips that hold code (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory). It's where the BIOS code would sit in that diagram. Of course that is if you were doing a IBM Compatible computer, you could program it to store a ASM app or a OS etc.

[computerofdoom]

@Xearo167 Why sell it? It's computer history.

[LedSledJoe]

very cool

[pioneerz450]

i could probably need that 8-bit keyboard controller.

ive got a 286 system with a broken keyboard controller.

[MechaNintendoMast]

BEST FIND EVER

[zephyr51akd]

i buy that thing i'l give u 300 bucks

[silver760]

cant be many of those left around now!

[uwtitanfan]

Brand new that must have cost a few thousand at least!

[powderhair]

I collect old computer stuff, this is awesome. Can't believe you go the whole kit. Rock on Intel!!